Where To Celebrate Burns Night In London 2026

Celebrate Burns Night in a unique way at 40 Dean Street with a limited-edition Scottish-inspired menu for just £26.50. In honor of the 265th anniversary of Burns Night, enjoy a twist on a classic Italian ragu, made with haggis, paired with a refreshing Dalmore whisky old fashioned.

Available on Saturday the 25th of January from 6pm, this exclusive dish combines the best of Scotland and Italy for a one-of-a-kind dining experience. Don't miss out on this delicious, celebratory pairing.

Covent Garden destination Oriole is a stylish cocktail bar and restaurant that promises a jazz soundtrack, Latin American fusion cuisine and some of the finest tipples around. Expect speakeasy vibes and a highly skilled bar team, from the same group who brought you Nightjar and Bar Swift.

From the 21st to the 25th January, they're offering a special whisky flight from Highland Park to celebrate Burns Night. This will cost £15, including drams of whisky of different age expressions: 12, 15 and 18 years.

The Libertine is hosting a special tribute to Robert Burns at the Burns Night Supper Club and it's your chance to indulge in Scotland's rich culinary traditions, with a delectable three-course feast complemented by three distinctive whisky expressions from the renowned Glenmorangie distillery. 

Expect a lively celebration, led by an expert Master of Ceremonies, who will guide you through all the beloved rituals, including the ceremonial piping in of the Haggis and its heartfelt address. With a menu featuring haggis, neeps, tatties, cranachan, and plenty of Glenmorangie drams, it will be a night worthy of Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns. Tickets are £120 per person, including a welcome cocktail and whisky pairings, with the evening starting at 7pm and dinner served at 7.45pm. 

Found inside an old Victorian police station in Chiswick, The Hound is a historic pub that's been a big part of the local community for decades. They're embracing all things Scottish come the 25th, including a live bagpipe player and a traditional recital of Burns' famous poem 'Address to a Haggis'.

They're also whipping up a four-course menu, in collaboration with The Singleton Whisky. Tuck into the likes of lorne sausage toasties with haggis, Highland wagyu beef and hot smoked salmon, complete with a whisky cocktail on arrival and a dram of Singleton 12yo. This will set you back £85 per person, or the vegetarian option costs £70.

This Burns Night, join The New York Bar for a vibrant celebration in the heart of London on the 23rd of January. The evening kicks off in the Palace Lounge with champagne, cocktails, and canapés before heading to the English Grill for a luxurious meal that pays tribute to Scottish culture.

Throughout the night, enjoy the stirring sounds of the resident piper setting the scene for an unforgettable evening. With a smart-casual dress code and paired drinks included, it's the perfect way to honour the legacy of Robert Burns. Head down for 6.30pm for a 7pm sitting for £120 per person, including paired drinks.

Head over to the buzzing King's Road in Chelsea for a brilliant Burns Night celebration, promising a vibrant atmosphere and classic Scottish fun. They've created a special four-course menu for the occasion, complete with hot smoked salmon served on tattie scones, Highland wagyu beef and haggis, neeps and tatties.

Tickets cost £85 per person, or £70 for the vegetarian menu. Thanks to their partnership with The Singleton Whisky, each guest will also receive a whisky cocktail and a dram of Singleton 12yo as part of this. What's more, there'll be a live bagpipe player, alongside a traditional poetry recital.

Up for some Scottish fun and frolics? Join Small Beer Brewery for a Burns Night ceilidh and supper on 27th January and 3rd February. But that's not all; they're hosting fests and live-music events year-round, with banging brews, tasty tapas and plenty of space to boogie all night. See you on the dance floor.

For £30 per person, RAILS Restaurant at the Great Northern Hotel is hosting a marvellous Burns Night meal, with three courses featuring haggis neeps and tatties served with a whisky sauce. Dessert consists of the traditional Scottish Cranachan topped with homemade cream and raspberries. If you don't want the evening to end, why not stay overnight?

The iconic Langan's Brasserie has been a Mayfair institution for decades, having been visited by the likes of  Jack Nicholson, Mohammed Ali and Mick Jagger over the years. Find original artwork from David Hockney on the walls, as well as sweeping staircases, elegant chandeliers and plush velvet seating.

Their Burns Night celebration is not to be missed, promising a bespoke three-course menu curated by Head Chef Ben Mellor. For £95 per person, you can tuck into the likes of haggis, neeps and tatties, braised venison haunch and cranachan, with a deep-fried Mars bar to finish off your feast and a complimentary glass of Johnnie Walker Blue Label. Afterwards, head upstairs to their private lounge to continue the merriment.